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TRULY GLOBAL Worldscreen.Com *LIST 1219.Qxp LIS 1006 LISTINGS 11/22/19 2:22 PM Page 2 *LIST_1219.qxp_LIS_1006_LISTINGS 11/22/19 2:22 PM Page 1 WWW.WORLDSCREENINGS.COMTVL DECEMBER IST 2019 INGASIA TV FORUMS EDITION THE LEADING SOURCE FOR PROGRAM INFORMATION TRULY GLOBAL WorldScreen.com *LIST_1219.qxp_LIS_1006_LISTINGS 11/22/19 2:22 PM Page 2 2 TV LISTINGS ASIA TV FORUM EXHIBI TOR DIRECTORY COMPLETE LISTINGS FOR THE COMPANIES IN BOLD CAN BE FOUND IN THIS EDITION OF TV LISTINGS. 100UU M08 GCOO Entertainment M08 Papahan Films E08 108 Media L28 GECA L13 Parade Media Group E08/H08 9 Story Media Group J13 Genius Brands International P14 Paramount Pictures Suite 5201 9Colors G32 Global Agency E27 Passion Distribution P09 A+E Networks G20 Global Screen G33 Pathe Films F10 AA Studio D34 Globo J32 PGS Entertainment F10 ABC Commercial L05 GMA Worldwide J01 Phoenix Satellite Television G24 ABS-CBN Corporation N10 GMM E20 Pilgrim Pictures E08/H08 ADK Emotions B10-14 Go Inside D10 Pixtrend J10 AK Entertainment H10 GO-N International F10 Planet Nemo by Ankama F10 Albatross World Sales G36 GoQuest Media Ventures D31 Planeta Junior C20 Alfred Haber Distribution F30 Grafi2000 N08 Potocol E08/H08 all3media international K08 Grafizix J10 Public Television Service Foundation D10 Allspark F28 Grand Power M08 Rabbit Films J23 Alpha Group E31 Graphic India K33 Rai Com C21 AMC Studios J17 Green Gold Animation K06 Rajshri Entertainment L32 AMG Entertainment E34 Gusto TV J18 Raya Group J09 Anyzac J10 Haciyatmaz Film N08 Red Arrow Studios International H27 Aqieve E08 Happyup J10 Refinery Media E08/H08 Arait Multimedia C20 Harbour Rights L30 Regentact D22 Armoza Formats D18 HARI International F10 Resonate Films D10 ARTE Distribution F10 HBO Latin America M16 Roi Visual J10 ARTPQ Co. 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